FrostWulv

We have such sights to show you.

[nilincartierwells]

WEARING A NEW PAIR OF SKINNY JEANS FOR THE FIRST TIME

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[the-god-of-illusion]

Slavic mythology from A to Z:

[A] - Alkonost and Sirin (Алконост и Сирин)

[fakehistory]

First announcement in the morning at work in a Vietnamese sweat shop (2006)

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[moss-beast]

Dark Russian fairy forest

instagram.com/mossbeast

[satanicwarlok]

Do I need to use protection when contacting demons? If so, what kind of protection? Thank you.

So long as you treat them with respect, they should do the same for you. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to present some kind of offering or gift in order to make them feel welcome.

However, Demons are individuals, so put forth some research before doing anything too grand. If you wish to build a relationship with them, it would help in your endeavors to work with them, as they won’t just do anything for anyone without a token of appreciation.

Protection isn’t necessarily a must when communicating with them, since that’s all it is. However, if you’re seeking to forge a pact, make sure it’s nothing you’ll come to regret later.

However, when working with spirits of any kind follow these suggestions:

1.) Don’t make any promises you can’t keep.

2.) Present offerings and make your intentions known up front and ask them to do the same.

3.) Be respectful. They are entities as well, and deserve to be treated with kindness and dignity. Don’t try to bend them to your will as Solomonic traditions suggest. It makes them not like you, and they might want to get even later.

4.) Don’t waste their time. If you’re asking for something that can be done on your own, then don’t approach them with it. It would cause them to not take you seriously. However, asking them for advice is welcomed most of the time.

5.) When you’re ready to conclude the interaction say goodbye and thank them for coming to you. Make sure to be respectful and don’t just cut them off. Some traditions encouraging banishing a spirit once you have what you need, but NEVER do this, unless the spirit is acting malignantly. It will anger the spirit and they might not help you again, or they’ll seek vengeance. If they aren’t wanting to leave and are causing issues, then take proper measures with protective magick and banishing. But if they aren’t causing problems, let them be. They might just be curious.

[satanicspirit666]

Satanic Witches

Satanic witches are real. We are not a work of fiction as many people in the pagan and Christian communities try to claim. There are people who connect with Satan.

Both atheist Satanists and theistic Satanists practice witchcraft. For many of us, Satan is a viable entity to work with. For others, Satan is a symbol of liberty, individualism, and rebellion against tyranny.

Satanic witches are not simply products of the religious cultural imagination. We are a very real and diverse group of witches who connect with Satan and/or infernal spirituality.

My spiritual experiences with Satan are also not works of fiction. They’re as valid as any other religious experiences.

Hail Satan!

[perse-phoneee-deactivated202007]

Hi. Do you have any info on ending a relationship with a deity or spirit?

Hello, friend!

Ending a relationship with a deity or a spirit varies slightly. In my experience, cutting ties with a regular spirit is usually much easier, but it really depends on the initial relationship.

To end a relationship with a spirit, you can often end them as you would a human. When you don’t want to be someone’s friend anymore, you just tell them that you’ve grown apart or that the relationship isn’t working for you. If you were on friendly terms with the spirit, communicating this to them is usually enough and then you can go your separate ways.

However, if you had a more formal or business-like relationship, or one where you gave regular offerings, you may have a bit more trouble. Before cutting ties, ensure that you’ve held up your end of any promises, oaths, or pacts that you’ve made to the spirit. (So, if you promised a spirit you’d give them offerings every Monday for three months, make sure that you complete that agreement before suggesting cutting ties.) Spirits often take contracts and oaths very seriously, and breaking a promise could have serious consequences.

If, even after completing whatever contract you had with the spirit, that spirit still won’t leave you alone, then you can look to banishing spells. Just be sure to increase your protections afterwards to prevent any backlash.

Deities tend to be a little trickier, depending on your relationship to them. If you were a distant, casual worshiper, severing your connection to them will usually just involve a brief prayer letting them know of your intentions to part ways.

However, if you are oathed to them or in any way pledged your life to them, getting out of that will be a lot harder. This is where having good negotiation skills will be key. If you’ve devoted yourself to a deity and made life-long promises to them, you may have to suggest an alternative. For example, if you pledged your life to Aphrodite but now you feel you want to worship Odin instead, you may have to promise something to Aphrodite in return unless you want to deal with a possibly angry goddess. Never make promises, oaths, pacts, contracts, etc with any spirit or deity unless you’re 100% sure you’ll be able to keep it.

However, if a deity or spirit is ever being abusive or otherwise mistreating you, you can just banish them without warning. Just be sure to put up extra protections and be cautious.

Unfortunately, even if you do everything right, sometimes cutting ties with a deity results in certain consequences. Protecting yourself can often reduce them, but if you wronged the deity, you may have to use those consequences as a learning experience for next time.

I really hope this is helpful! Without knowing your specific circumstances, I tried to cover a wide range of possibilities. If you’d like to chat more to get more specific advice, feel free to message me!

[intheheartofautumn]

Fairys and the peasant girl by Yuliya Litvinova

[rwatattoo]

Thanks Pete. @houseofthievestattoo [email protected] (at House of Thieves)